kpa to boost chart
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kpa to boost chart
does this look right?
got it off another board.
It's approximate, but here's a table. Vac is in in Hg and boost is in psi.
kPa Vac/Boost
0 29.5
5 28.1
10 26.6
15 25.1
20 23.6
25 22.1
30 20.7
35 19.2
40 17.7
45 16.2
50 14.8
55 13.3
60 11.8
65 10.3
70 8.9
75 7.4
80 5.9
85 4.4
90 3.0
95 1.5
100 0.0
105 0.7
110 1.5
115 2.2
120 2.9
125 3.6
130 4.4
135 5.1
140 5.8
145 6.5
150 7.3
155 8.0
160 8.7
165 9.4
170 10.2
175 10.9
180 11.6
185 12.3
190 13.1
195 13.8
200 14.5
205 15.2
210 16.0
215 16.7
220 17.4
225 18.1
230 18.9
235 19.6
240 20.3
245 21.0
250 21.8
got it off another board.
It's approximate, but here's a table. Vac is in in Hg and boost is in psi.
kPa Vac/Boost
0 29.5
5 28.1
10 26.6
15 25.1
20 23.6
25 22.1
30 20.7
35 19.2
40 17.7
45 16.2
50 14.8
55 13.3
60 11.8
65 10.3
70 8.9
75 7.4
80 5.9
85 4.4
90 3.0
95 1.5
100 0.0
105 0.7
110 1.5
115 2.2
120 2.9
125 3.6
130 4.4
135 5.1
140 5.8
145 6.5
150 7.3
155 8.0
160 8.7
165 9.4
170 10.2
175 10.9
180 11.6
185 12.3
190 13.1
195 13.8
200 14.5
205 15.2
210 16.0
215 16.7
220 17.4
225 18.1
230 18.9
235 19.6
240 20.3
245 21.0
250 21.8
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i would use it. we need a spreadsheet showing kpa vs. psi, afr vs, lambada#, afr vs. bin factor. anyone smart enough to make one? name it something like tuning worksheet.
f vs.c too.
f vs.c too.